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[DeepL Translation - needs review] "I realized that if I didn't write this story without writing this story." The hottest issues in Korean young adult literature The Perfect Ending to Eulchak Lee's "The Child I Want to Kill" The wait is over. The second installment of The Kid I Want to Kill, which quickly captivated hundreds of thousands of teen readers with its overwhelming immersion and whirlwind plot, is now available. It's a perfect sequel that exceeds expectations. "If the first story w...
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(4.50/5)Fantastic sequel
Fantastic sequel about the aftermath of what happens in book 1 and how it affects each character. I would say the theme of this book is about rumors and public opinion, and how that can affect a person's life. This book is also about parenthood, and our expectations of our parents and children.
I don't want to spoil too much but this sequel truly gives a sense of completeness to the characters and the story. I cried at the end. If you liked 죽이고 싶은 아이 1 this is a must read!
I was hesitant to read this because sequels usually don't work for me but I'm so glad I did.
The follow up really did justice to the characters from the first novel and continued the story in a fully engaging manner.
Language-wise it's nothing different from the first novel. But overall it's rare to see character development on YA so this is a rare gem in that regard.
Excellent Sequel
This was an excellent sequel that I didn't know I needed. It takes the aftermath of the events in book one and puts them on center stage, exploring the various characters' emotions, backgrounds, and decisions as they grapple with their greatly changed lives. It was well-paced and came to a satisfying conclusion.
From a Korean perspective, the difficulty is similar to book one in terms of sentence structure and vocabulary. It's a bit simpler in terms of story since there are less perspectives t